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Absentee ballots: Two challengers lead
With just absentee ballots in, here are the standings in the Dayton school board race:
Four-year term:
Shelia Taylor 24 pct
Nancy Nerny 22 pct
Jeff Mims 21 pct
Lee Massoud 16 pct
Mario Gallin 15 pct
Two-year term:
Stacy Thompson 60 pct
Shirley Crisp 40 pct
It’s interesting that the challengers have the early lead in the bigger race and that Mario Gallin, the most visible incumbent, is last. But it is VERY early. You really can’t use absentee results as a guide for the final outcome.
But at least the absentee voters were fairly anti-incumbent.
UPDATE: Here are some early school levy results:
Beavercreek: 61 pct against
Kettering: 54 percent in favor
Brookville: 61 pct in favor
New Lebanon: 57 pct in favor
Huber Heights: 56 pct against
Jefferson Twp: 59 pct against
Oakwood: 53 pct against
Vandalia: 63 pct in favor
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